TILE 'OIAIIA DAILY BEE: T'CESOAY, Al'lU), HUM.
BALANCING IOWA'S CASH
Govtraor tod Auditor Find Ootdition of
Tretinrj Eatlsftctorj.
BRIGADE ENCAMPMENT AT COUNCIL BLUFFS
Work tin Army l'ot llclnyeil li) ,nvk
r Witter Con mi I .11 1 I'' it r In nil nt
'.Volt liiulitini, llnglntiil, SnIU
fcil- Home,
Ui:S MOINIJS, April l.-(Spoclal.)-Thc
tato auditor nnd governor today made the
regular quarterly count of cash and securi
ties In tho utn,to treasury, nud found every
thing ns It should be. Tho hooka of the of
fice showed the following amounts to the
credit of tho .state;
flenernl revenue fund I MO.0fil.0T
Aurlcllltllrill foUntf,. ntiilfiivtlttintll
fund 6,001.15
Additional Agricultural college
fund , lo.odO.oo
Agricultural calk-go special fund. i,Tt8..1S
ritnte university special fund 5,'.ir.?5
.Swutnp land Indemnity fund lto.fo
I'ermanenl school fund .. ... 13. I5
Interest Agricultural college fund 0W.00
TtilHl $1,152,508.41
There was found In tho treasury mortgage
bonds the property of the agricultural col'
Icko funds amounting to J027.100; cash In
hanks as shown hy certificates, $SIS,tJ87.'.'l ,
nnd Hi'tual cash on hand, 10,721. 20. The
ttcubury Is not quite us well tilled as at tho
beginning of the year, but Is In excellent
condition. Some extraordinary expendl'
tures have been made owing to the fires at
two of' tho state educational Institutions.
Council HIiiITn Kuciiinpincnt.
Adjutant General Myers said today there
Is nu doubt tho brlgado encampment of tho
rifty-llral and i'lfty.Rccontl Iown reglmenm,
Iowa Natlunnt Ruard, will be In Council
MJulTs. llo Is pleased with the plans of the
Council JJluKs people. 'They have raised
tho necessary money, to pay tho extra ox-
penso of transportation Incident to a trip to
one sldo of tho state as ngnlnfct a more cen
tral location., The grounds arc good and
everything Indicates that It will bo a suc
cessful encampment. Thero will ho 1,300
men In camp. The encampment will "begin
In the middle of tho week nnd end the
mlddlo of tho next week, so that members
of tho companies nood not bo away from
homo, but ono .Saturday a bin Item with
many of the men.
Army Post Hllt'li.
The city of Ocs Moines came up ugnlust
a snug In tho army post matter today.
1L won agreed on tho part of the army poet
committee when tho matter wus presented
to confess that tho city should provide for
laying thu city water mains to mo army
post site Immediately. Tho dlstancn Is
threo miles and a half, nnd of this only a
part Is In tbo city. Today tho army poat
committed appeared before the city council
nnd tbo Hoard of Supervisors and asked
that appropriations ho nuido for having
this work douo Immediately. 'I no city is
asked to pay $14,000 nnd tho county $10,000,
Tho representatives of tho government
say that no work will bo douo on tho army
post slto until this agreement Is lived up to,
uud that It would be Impossible to carry on
a prent amount of work thero i.nless water
Is to bo furnished In abundance. Tho couu
ell Is called In special session .next Wednes
day to consider tho matter. A few days ago
tho papers In tho case of tho array post
wore examined by United Stntes Attorney
..Miles and reported as showing " perfect
title, to tho, land, but tlio water question is
still unsolved.
( or,M.r.,II.M..
t flbo People's Savings bank of Sioux City
has filed articles of Incorporation; capital,
$:.0.000: president, V. A. Dennett; cashier,
A. T. Henuett.
Tho Klrnn Co-opcrntlvo Mutual Creamery
company of Klron, Crawford county, has
been lucorporatcd with $1,700 capital; presi
dent, Ilnus Jahdo; secretary, brains Mi
Hams. .
Tho Ksscx Opera Houso company of
Ksscx, Tage county, has been Incorporated
' with $2,1C0 capital, by Joseph Huck nnd
others.
Ciiitnnl Sell (hi l.iiml.
Tim state of Iowa hue been offered $.' an
aero" for an Ulnsi In the Mississippi river, a
short distance below Dubuque, but Is un
able to take, advantngo of tho otter. The
state authorities cannot sell land of thai
churncter without an act of tho legislature.
It Is represented that tho Island Is tlm
bcroil and that persons have been cutting
off tho timber and will soon destroy its
i value.
Consul hull for I Ionic.
Consul S. C. McKarlnnd, United States
' consul lit Nottlpgham, England, sailed for
home with his family Saturday nnd Is ex
pected In this state by April 11. They will
visit In Den Moines 'nnd other plnees be
fore returning to Kngland.
Slut .Mncliliien Illegal.
The Des Molnos city council today re
pealed the ordinance under which slot ma
chines have been licensed and have been
operated for some time. The fact that
many of the machines were used for
Rumbling purposes led to a crusade against
them nud finally the action of one Justice
of the peato In proclaiming war upon the
ownets of all slot machines drove them out.
Now the council has repealed the license
ordinance and Dcs Moines boys will have to
find somo other way of amusing themselves.
IIIkIi Selinol Content.
Iii the Southern Iowa district declama
tory contest held In Vllllsca the following
persons won medals and will compete
against thu successful contestants of the
Northern district at the stato contest to be
held at Indlnnola April 12: Oratorical class
Clyde Jenkins, VIHlsca, first; Frank
Travis, Hamburg, second. Dramatic class
-Mabel Dawson, Colfax, first; Eva Knnn,
Fairfield, second. Humorous class Mayrcn
Thomas, Coming, first; Minnie Ilryau,
Stuart, second.
I'cnaliiu I'nj iiii'titx.
Tho pension payments at the Iowa-Ne
braska agency hero amounted to $30,710 dur
ing 'flare h. The checks of the agency pay-
ablo April 4 amount to $2,058,119.27, which
opens up the new quarter. There was a
net loss on the rolls of tho agency during
Mnich of forty-three, tho number of deaths
being reported being 15C. There were 115
original pensions granted In tho district,
thirteen under tho general law, eleven for
Iho war with Spain nnd ninety under tho
act of Juno 27, 18P0. There uro now ou tho
rolls 291 Mcxlran war survivors, 234 wid
ows nnd thirteen Indian war survivors.
CROSSES SEA TO BE BRIDE
Ci'fNltiii (ilrl it Hop Wity to .Mn nl I a
In lifetime tt .Soldier's
Wlfo.
CHESTON, la., April 1. (Special Tele-
Ktt.ni.) Ilcspondlng to a cablegram from
Captuln Warren II. Ickls of the Thlity-slxth
regiment, u. S. A., Manila, Clara Htuuch
fleld of this city, now In Sun Francisco, will
said April 9 to marry the young soldier
who sent her tho message to cross the
rncltlc nnd consummate au engagement
made when tho Spanish war began. MIbs
Stanchllcld left Creston several weeks ago
to iLcet her affianced, whom sho expected
on tho truusport that was bringing home
tho Thirty-sixth regiment, but instead of
her loer coming homo she received a
cablegram from him that he hail remained.
This chnnged tho wedding arrangement, us
a marriage was to have followed tho home
coming of Captain Ickls. llo nsked his
betrothed to coinu to him, nnd sho will
mako tho voyage to become a soldier's bride.
Ickls was Judgo ndvocato general for u
tlmo In the 1'hlllpplncn nnd Is 'now tltlo
examiner. Ho has distinguished himself
slnco his enlistment. Ills intended bride is
prominent In Orejlou society and' In church
clrclca. V.
BANKS WITHOUT CHARTERS
Out
fit filltltlrn mill One nt
Snltl Not lo Kr lie
I'tirimrHtrtl.
Aflon
DES MOINES. la., April 1. (Special Tel
egrain) Tho attorney general lias directed
tbo stuto auditor to notify tho Farmers
Hank of Qllddcn that tt Is transacting litis-
Incus without being legally lucorporatcd.
Tho bank Hied Incorporation articles with
the county auditor,' but .did not secure
a charter from the-state, ,nnd 'complaint
against it. was mndn by tho cashier of an
other bank in the same town. A similar
case has been found at Afton, where tho
Citizens' Stnto batik, which has been doing
business for tho past fight years, Is
found to hnvo not compiled with the laws
In securing Its charter, nnd it will have to
go through the process again to bo legal
Izcd.
DEAN FOR LAW COLLEGE
Prof. Ilnffuut of Cornell l.lkrly lo lit;
Chnncii for Unlvcrnlly
of Itnvn.
IOWA CITY, la., April 1. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho Hoard of KcgenW of tho Unl
vcrslty of Iowa will meet hero tomorrow to
elect a dena for tho college of law. Presi
dent MncLcan and Hogent Tlsdale, the
committee of the board which made n trip
east to look nt tho available timber, lll
recommend Frof, Huffcut, nsslstint dean of
tho collego of law of Cornell university,
Ithaca, N. Y., for tho deansblp nnd probably
ho will bo unanimously elected by tho
board. Prof. Huffcut will probably visit
Iowa City soon before deciding on his uc
Hon,
DISCOVERY OF OIL IN IOWA
An Excellent Combination.
Tho pleasant method ami beneficial
effects of the well lenown remedy,
Byhui' or Fiqb, uiuiuifactured by tho
Camfminia. Fio Svbui" Co., illustrate
tho viiluoof obtniuinir tho liquid laxa
tive princlplos of plants lenown to bo
medicinally laxativo untl presenting
them in tho form most refreshing to tlm
tastn and acceptable to the system. It
is tho one perfect .strengthening- laxa
ti , cleauBiuir tho hysteni effectually,
dispelling' colds, headaches and foverr
fjeutiy yet, promptly anil cnaDiui" ono
to overcome, habitual constipation per-
innncntlv. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionoblo quality and sub
stance, und its notinir ou tho kidneys,
liver nud bowels, without weakening
or. irritating them, mako it the ideal
laxative.
In tho process of manufacturing tip
nro used, ns thoy nro pleasant to the
taste, but tho medicinal quulltles of the
remedy aro obtained from Bonna and
other nromntic plants, by a method
known to tho OAiarouNiA Via Syrup
Co. onlv. In order to tret its Uenenciai
effects nnd to avoid imitations, please
remember tho full name of the Company
printed on tho front ot every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN FRANCISCO, OAL.
i.omm.T.X. HT. . NEW TOUK. N. T.
Wot slo by U DU8gUts.-l'rlco Mo. per bottl.
l'ctrnltMUii (iuaSien Forth nt Urt-t'ii
vlllc In l.nran Qunntlllrii Ki
t'llenifiit I'revnll.
DES MOINICS. Anrll 1 A unnpl.lt frnm
Spencer, la., confirms the rumor that po-
irn n m in inrirn mninin inn wna niKrnvnrnn
Saturday ntfitit at uroenvitie in Clay county.
I Munv Inrutlnim llliva lippn mnrln. flrnnt nv.
ctlemciit prevails and peoplo nre flocking
to mat locality in great. nuniDers. inis is
tlio lirst on uibcovcrea m Iowa.
Tit A IX Clti:V AUK I. All) OKI',
l)n VPiiiiort, Hock Inluml t XnrllMTCNt-
rrn tlpiTittMl hy HurlliiKtoit .V
Mlltvn ukpp.
CLINTON, la., April 1. (Special) Today
tho Chicago, Uurllngton & Qulilcy und tho
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rullway
companies commenced to run their train
over tho Davenport, Itock Island & North
westoru tracks, a lino forty-two miles In
length, extending form this city to Mollne
Illinois. I'jacn road Has four passenger
trains dally, making eight In all, the samo
number ns was operated by tho Davenport
Hock Island & Northwestern.
All of the train crows of tho Davenport
Hock Island & Northwestern were laid off.
throwing thirty men out of employment
besides clerks nud other employes. Th
transfer of the road completely destroys Its
Individuality. The coaches and engines will
be used by tho Uurllngton nud Mllwuukce
companies wherever they seo (It to place
them,
REST AS YOU RIDE
Etta (Morrow
Coaster BraKa
tluu-tntf Tou Abmlutt Com,
fori and PIur n tV'tap.
llUur Your til l
wRYundr control, fevuhroa
lillln, A luiury oa th IotcF.
You Hid BO Mills, but
Pedil only St Miles.
100,000 uUtflvd rum Urt rw.
hoia tij an t'joi acaivn.
took-
Ecllpit Mt. Co., Elmirt, N. Y.
l)niutf (iter llrltlfic lti'iuilra.
CHESTON, la., April 1. (Special) Th
Hoard of Supervisors nnd the Crestnn
Waterworks company nre dlsnutlug as. t
which shall keep up tho repairs on two Ion
bridges that croB Summit lake. Th
bridges nre now Impassable, caused by re
cent heavy rains and tho farmers arc mak
Ing complaint about the Inconvenience cie
ated by their present condition. A meeting
of tho supervisors .nun the local represonta
ttves of tho waterworks company will
held April 1!.
Ilviii1illt-iin Co ii lie 1 1 KIci'U tlHIi-pm
CHESTON. Ia.. April 1. (Special) To
night tho now city council eloeted tho fol
lowing officer; Chief 'of police, (5,
Hicks; city clerk, Jas, F. Dryan; health
officer, Dr. II. ft. V. Ilarnes; police, J.
Mason, U. H. Wright, Charles Culver, James
Uoldtu; street commissioner, Ocorga Sash
oftlclal organ. Gazette, The council Is re
publican. Officer Carson, who served as
policeman for almost ten yenrs, fulled for
reappointment.
An occasional doae ot Prickly Ash Hitters
keeps the system healthy, wards oft dl
case and maintains strength and energy.
NTERSTATE SHOOT OPENS
ore Than 0m Hundred and Fifty Quick
Shots Assemble on Pint Daj.
0D SLOAN AMONG- THE "ALSO RANS"
liilrtj -One of tln Oni llnitilri'il mill
i'ltlrly-Mx ('otitcotitnts III In-trnilnt'lorj-
IJxoiit lnkf
Mr-tlulit Klflx.
NBW YORK, April U More Hum ISO of
the best known shots In the United States
ud Cnnndu assembled nl Interstate park
to take part In tho ninth mutual shooting
tournament of tho Interstate association.
Weather conditions were good and tbo blrd3
wero a well chosen lot of fast flyers.
Among the contestants who took part tu
the two events on today's program were
the winners of all previous Grand Ameri
can handicaps, with two exception, the nb-
cntees being H. A. Welch of this city nud
O. Messncr of Pittsburg. Prominent
mong the last winners who were on hand
as Thomns A Mitchell, mnyor of Keith
was Thomas A. Marshall,, mayor of Keiths
burg, III. With him were W. H. Crosby,
OTallon, 111.; C. It. Dlckoy. Wellington,
Miii-s.; K. I). Kuiford, Utlcfl, N. Y.; H. I).
Hates. Hldgeton, Out., nnd Tom Morfcy.
The latter did not shoot today, but will
take part lu the Crnml American un
Wednesday nnd Thursday.
I. A. R. nillnit of Kansas City wns the
first man to faco tho traps, but utter mnk
two good kills lost his third bird, a right
quartcrer, which fell dead out of bonds. In
thu second event Klllott missed two out' of
wolve, which made his scorn for tho day
seventeen kills out of a possible twenty.
Toil Monti lli'lilnil Dm- Minify.
A good deal of Interest was centered lu
thu work ot Tod Sloan ut tho traps. The
Httlo Jockey was not very fortunate, us h'u
missed threo In tho first event ot eight
birds, nnd in the second event missed the
tho H.iinr! number out of eleven, which be
hot at. As ho was on the thirty-yard mark
today, und will only have to stand on the
twenty-soven-yard mark In tho big hnndl-
ap, ho probably will mako n better showing
In the principal contest.
In Iho opening event at eight birds there
as n field ot 13G contestants uud of these
thlrty-ono killed straight und the money
wns dcvlded among tlietu, each receiving
121.00.
In tho second event, nt twelve birds, there
wero lol entries, out of which twenty
killed twolvo straight and tblrly-threo fin
ished with eleven each. The straight scores
won $17.G0 apiece, while those with eleven
each only received 11.30 each. Ten of tho
contestants killed strulght In both events,
making a total of twenty, which was tho
possible number. These wero Hoffman of
Now (iermautown, N. J.! "Arno," Syracuse,
N. Y. ; I.croy, Campello, Mass.; l'armclec,
Omaha; Malouc, Haltlmoro; A. II. Kox,
Haltlmoru; United, Schenectndy, N. Y.;
Crosby, O'Pallon, 111.; Van Allen, Jamaica,
L. I.; nnd Tarheel, Tarboro, N. C.
Following aro thiicorcs In today's events;
liitcrntute Introductory.
Interstate Introductory. S birds, ft) vurds
rise, to yards buundury. four moneys, 10. 30,
.n nun io per rent iiign guns, not class
hooting, tics il v ili'il: Stcubcns. Mollno.
111.. Hi Hitllowell. rhlhideliihfii. S: Hoffman.
New Ocrmaiitown, N. J., s; Arno, .Syracuse,
I'litl. MechunlCKliurc. O.. 8: I.erov. Citni-
icllo, .Mass., 8; l'urmcli'o, Omnlui, S: Ma-
one. Uultlmore. S: Ralph Nuttlnir. vnsh-
limtou. S: United. Schenectady. X: Lambert.
.ynn. Mass.. x: Tr mhle. Cuv nutnn. ivy,,:
Roll. Hluo Island. : CrnHby. OTallon. III..
K; Head, Trru, Intl.. fi; Bond. Jess'ips, Mil.,
; .Mci'iicrson, I'utsDurg, ; liupKins, nue
duct. I,. 1., S: VnnAIIcu. Jtimitk'n, I.. I., S
ottltel', KdiiHiiH city, N tliovcr, Kocties
tnr. N. Y.. 8; Tarheel, Tnrborn, N. C 8;
nun, kock island, ill., is; liartow, Ulii
rago, SJ Keagenspiin, NewnrK. . .1., x;
Hlinm, I'lttsDurg, s; I'Uironi, mien, v.,
U'uourKe. yoiiKers. s iiates. ititigcton.
Din., .
tluefii m M'teiiNtnkrs,
llnw.m.li nl rillniiliu uu,n,t,iul,ib,ia 1 1 . s.,Ta
$7 entrance, birds nxtrii, 30 yitnlH rise. DO
yurds bniiuditry, 151 entries, thirty moneys,
to be divided among the. thirty high guns,
not cmss Miioomig: lioiriimn, .now uer
iniintown. 1": Arno. Synicuse. 12: Simmons
Mnrcy, N. Y 12; I.croy, Cnmpelln, Mnss.,
rs; rurmoiee, umana, k: .mhioho, uaiti
more. 12: box. Ha t more. 12: Teul. Colum
bus, O., 12; United, Schenectndy, 12; Crosby,
O'Knlltm. 12: Ollbert. Spirit Lake. In.. 12:
R. Merrill. Milwaukee. 12; Hi'd Wing. Clevo
bind. 12; Clarldge. New llnvrn, 12; Van
Mini. .Inmiilcn. 12: Tarheel. Tnrlmro. 12
Hudd. Ues Moines. 12: HntrH. Ontario. 12:
Harold Money, uuKlnnu, A. J., K.
JOCKEY CLUB ALTERS RULING
MtrtvnrilN of the Wfntcrii llevlxc Out-
Imv ClniiNC cw Ilutua fur
Sevt-ritl Trucks.
If. Hellers. William Krafft. Kdwnrd lJootnn.
V. I., tlardner. Ueorgv Howe nnd Jnmes
Haley. Jockeys William Martin. Clinton
Duann, John McDonald Heiulerson Orant
hind nud (' Johnson
The folliiwlng npplliatlons for lleeUfs
arro dented. Twiner K. 13. Mnddox,
Jockeys N Rny und R. S, Sullluut.
FOR COWPROMISESCHEDULE
!ift'inl Alci-tliiH of Western I.ciihiic
Svt Tlitirmlny tn Ari'iiimt-
.v Time t'nril. ,
"Neither the Chaso nor the Hlckey
schedule will be adopted by the Western
league," snld Manager Hourko yesterday
lnornlng, "Objections to both have caused
their withdrawal nnd the meeting ot the
league called for Thursday will be for the
purpose of arranging u satisfactory schedule.
Omaha was very well cored for lu each
of tho schedules already prepared and
cither would bo satisfactory to me, but
the other managers permed tu be dis
satisfied. When we get together a com
promise schedule will probably bo ar
inngcd. I Intend to watch out for Omaha's
Interests nnd will oppoc any schedule
that docs not give this city Its proportion
of the Sunday and holiday games. I do
not anticipate nny trouble, however for
when the different managers gel tngtiher
especially for the purpose of arranging n
schedule, I think n satisfactory solution of
tho problem will speedily bn effected,"
AI'I'HCTS TIM3 Mintl'lllS ItllMl.TM.
WfNlprn .Ini'kcy riil' ,mv llnlliitt
lilVfN IIoIiIiikoii ( linni'f.
.MI3MI'I1IS, April 1 -Threo bills were
tiled In the chancery court today against
the New Memphis Jockey club, necking n
temporary Injunction to prevent the otll
elals from ruling tin; alleged oi Hawed
horses oft the .Montgomery park track In
tho stake race this afternoon The court
granted the temporary Injunction.
i no complainants in the liill are: ,.M. it.
Robinson nud 1.. M. I.earh of the linn of
Robinson & l.eneh, Danville, Ky ; Charles
Co a. St. I.ouIm. nml T l tliive'. I.cx-
lligton, Ky. They allege that the 'secretary
r tno -ew ."Memplils Jockey tililt lerusfcil to
How them to enter their horses In the
Montgomery handicap today. The Jockey
til) anil Is entire xtalT of olMcet'H are
iiiatlc ilefeliibintH to thu suit.
t 2:.Wo clock this arternooii Vice Pres ¬
ent K. R (J. Jones of the Memphis Jockey
lull received tho follnwlnir mcHsiiirc from
President Montcomrrt. who attended tbo
meeting of tho bonni of stewards of the
Western Jockey club nt Chicago today:
"Tho following resolution has Just been
passed by the board of stewards. I'lenso
lavo it unserved In racing tills afternoon:
'All Htaku cnmtucnieiitH inade nrlor tn
tho adoption of tho rules on March 13, 19J1,
hall no restieeted bv the reeocnlzcd and
licensed meetings of tlm Western Jockey
lub and homes huvlm: such stake ruuaue-
ments shall also be eligible to pirses at the
meetings wnero iney nave much siiiko i-n-
agemeniH.
In nccordancn wMh tbo teleurani tl:i otll-
litis nllowed the horseH ot Messrs. Robin-
son, Hayes and Cella to start In tho Mont
gomery Handicap. The raeo was won uy
Robinson's Larkspur.
illtl.S VI AT IIASKI3T IIAI.I..
onnu Wonien'n ClirlNllitii Asstieliillnn
llefentN Illicit Mrliool.
All cxcitlnc came of basket ball was
ilaycd lit tho gymnasium of the Young
iVomen's Christian association Inst night
ictwecn the association und High school
earns. Tbo association was victorious, 27
o 23. The team work on both sides was
good and the forwards did splendidly. Miss
Raker was the particular star on tho asso
ciation te.iin.
The result of tlm match was lu doubt
until tho end. The nssnclatloii girls felt
great prldo In their victory, for the reason
thut it was tho llrst tlmo tbo High school
team was uereated tills season. Tlio IIIHli
school girls had not played since February
una wero out or practice. Lineup:
High School. Position. Y. W. (.'. A.
Allco Towno . ...Center.... Caroline b'tbltcr
Hess wallaco ..Forwards i.ucy miner
.ora no ComstocK. Kdlt 11 Jlatnis
Joy Teck and.... CSunrds May Martin
Luello Walworth. Mablo Lcathey
CHICAGO. A mil 1. Stewards of tlm
Western Jockey club, In their oxecutlvo
session hern today, amended tho outlaw
clause of their rules of racing by permit
ting norscs ounnweu uy racing at Ltitio
Rock to fulfill nil stnko euunucmcnts ma, In
urtor to thu adoption of tho mles. Mnrch 5.
uud further grunted such horses tho tight
to race in an purses ui sucu iracKs wnero
tne stnKC eiigugcincniH nuu neeu mane.
Tins is eons dered it v etory for tlio Morse.
men's Protective association, of which T.
llnvi-'H Is tho nrcsldeut. Haves' ussocla-
Hon has been waging a bitter tight against
I io outlaw ciaiiso. tho outlaw ru o as it
now reads will nffect only n few sclllni:
Pinters oi nine or no account.
tho stewards aiso accented tne resicnn
Hon of Robert Aull, former preslilent of the
Ht. Louis Knlr association, and removed
the St. Louis track from tho membership of
tno new organization, i ins action wus ex
nected because of tho action of recent
stockholders of the association, who closed
out their stock tu u corporation afllltated
with tbo Western Turf concress.
The fn lowing s tlio text or tno resolution
adopted amending tho outlaw clause of the
rules:
'All staUo engagements made nr or to
the ndoptlon of the rules on March 5 shall
lie respected ny tne recognized and llcensei'
meetings of the Western Jockey club and
horses having such stnko ongagemeuts
snail niso lie e g me to nurses nt tno meet
lugs wnero iney navo sucu huiko engagements,"
All stnko engagements at Ilnrlem tinted
February IE and at llnwt lorne .March
which permits tho former outlawed owners
to raco ou tuo uuicngo iracKs an season
wnero iney navo nmue previous engage
menrs.
Ask C'llllllr ( DiitFH,
Tho Klnloch Park Jockey club of St
Louis mauo upo cation tnat its dntes a
ready assigned lie ehnifged to begin May 11
nun continue ninety nays irom tnat date
The application was taken under consldern
non.
upon the orlgluul application ot th
Worth Jockey club of Chicago the dates
originally assigned, May 13 to Muy 25, were
cnatigcil to .Muy J to May 2a.
Tho dates originally assigned to tho Lake
side Jockey club of Chlcnuo. Aurtl 25 ti
Muy 11. wero changed to April 15 tu May 1
Tlio to lowing lists ot oitic a s to act a
race meetings were approved: New
Memphis Jockey club, Jnmes II, Reese pre
siding Judge: fa. M. Apperson nnd M. N,
MucFarlnn. nfcsoclatcs, R, A. Hlller, clerk
or semes; i.-. j. f itzgeraiu, starter; u. i;
Kcogii, patrol juugo: si. N si.tcFarian
luinil camier. Louisville JocKey club. W
Seliulto, presiding Judge, General John 11
Castleman nnd ll, J, ncoggan, associates
II, D. Hrown, starter; William Hheiiev
clerk of scales; Kilwnru Jnsner, entry cli
Klnloch Park Jockey club. J. J. Rurke. i
siding Judge: Kdwnrd MrOInn, nssoclate
.Tuck P. Chlnn. starter. Charles Lenin. Wll
son R. Hunt und Joseph D. Lucas, racing
stewards; iionort l, rate, eierit or scales
I'.dwaru Jictiinn. iiHniitcnpper.
These niinllcatlons for reinstatement
horses wore, denied: M. Jordan, horso Kin
call II. T. Snvnce. horso DOo Warder: Job
Warder. Application for reinstatement o
John and Iloacoo Troxler was denied.
Application for IJcenses wero granted, a
follows: Tralnors Charles T. Harnett. J
aardner, I.. J. Mcllule, C. N. Oaten, James
jo inston. w aiter m. iinpKtns. u. La r Kin
Vincent, J. D. Clnvton. John 11 Rrnnuon
J. J. Mark e n. 1', Tnmllnsnn. II. Pfe
(";. Dunburv. Louis H. Kzell. Kdwnrd Trnt
ter. Raleigh Colston, .1. S. Ilranuon. Ilrady
Ilule, niarles Rny. C. W. Miller. Michael
mum, jnnn iiurus. jnmes tiritlln an
eore Walker. Jockevs- J. Woods. J. 1
Woods. J Miller, Jessla Matthews, Jnmes
Johnston, Richard Cruwhurst Russej
fiurcuiii, viiiiniu .-eison. ,n. iiiii. Hobert
jucKson, it. vuiitoe, Ainrsiiai Dunn. 1
(lonln. Apprentices Arthur Moll and 1
Wilson,
The following, applications for licenses
vcre passcu. irainors-cnurics Muldcn, C,
MF.Ml'HIS HAM A MUDDY (II'KM.VK,
I rut IIii'm IIiiccm of Sprlnif Aleellnir
Hun tin NtiiinierKeil I ruck.
MEMPHIS. Anrll 1. In n hard rainstorm
nud nu a track deep In mud Robinson A-
Leach Day mare. jjarKspur, won uie rien
Montgomery handicap by u length from
Tho Conqueror. It wns th? opening dny of
the Memphis Jockey club's snrlng meeting
und about 3,000 persons wero lu attendance.
Kain sot in during tno enriy morning nun
when the first race wr.s called the track
was a sea of mud and wutor. Tho Mont
gomery Handicap was, 'thu fourth event nud
twelve horses uccepted tho weights. Joe
Doughty being added at tho last moment.
Tliero wns a long uniny ni uio posi, i.c-
asloned by tno action or tho uiikhowu
in.l .Ine noiiL'btv. Finn V Sturter Mtz
gernld sent tho Held uwny to a good start,
with Laureate. Tho Unknown. Caviar and
i.nrUHKiir in the van. Tbo alter Imme
linieiv meed to the front and. making her
own running, won handily by a lengtn, witn
the odds or s to l ngainsi ner.
.Inhn Schorr's H. L. Coleman wns henvily
played In tlm second race, it selling i.rfulr
for 2-year-olds, but second was tho best he
could no. lieu hook winmiiK nuiiuii, ,u
lone odds. Sllverdale nnd Nance Nolan
wero the only winning fuvorltes.
nF.SNIMJS' I'AVOIHTKS AUK 1.0S13RS.
Xnt One f Them Mnki'N fitmil In tlie
Rtinnliiu.
w vHiiTvnrnv. Anrll 1 Tbo enrd nt
nmininuu imliiv. will eT In tcrcst Inc. nroved
un enigma to the talent, not an out-nud-out
...,n.l,A .,.l,tuli.cr tvt titii nt Ihn ol'nnlH. rPllA
llrst raco went to lnvnslon. Specdmns, the
fnvorlte, flnlsblng second and Revonah,
heavily played, coming In last.
Tnmnii NmwIh took the second by four
lengths, benting Laracor nnd Nnln, enual
favorites. With two starters In the third
Robert Wnddoll had It nil nis own way, Kin
Cox. tho favorite, breaking nnd falling- to
finish. Tho fourth was tho most Interesting
event. With a big field there were lour
horses. equally pluyed for favorites, Slide I,
one of them, winning out by half n length.
llcall, nil outsider, won tno mm race uy
four lengths. Irene Lindsay, the favorite
finishing in tho bunch In tho last raeo Hill
Daly s Helgratio won uy n ihjck in num. u
Knight of tho Garter, the fpvorlte.
I.OXO SHOTS WIS AT TANFOHAX.
SEEK TO ALARM CUBAN'S1
Enimlei of Piatt Amtndiniit OWi it k
Wsnacing Interpretation,
ISLANDERS DECLINE. TO BE FOOLED
Deiiinnil (lint lleleuntc to t'onntltu
tlimiil Contention Aeeeit I'rop
oalllon mill Hellete llni
llicsn Slliapeiifit-,
WASHINtlTON, April 1.- -Senator I'roc-
tor of Vermont has Just returned from Cuba,
where he h.i been making observations
concerning thu condition of the Islands.
Tho senator snld he found a disposition
among many lending Cubans to accept the
terms of the lintt amendment as the most
sntlsfa U solution of tbo relations be
tween the L'ulted "States nnd Cuba. There
nro some flreater, the senator says, who
assert that rather than ncccpt any Inter
ference by the United States they will
"tnke to the woods." This Is Cuban for
going to war. Senator Proctor says, how
ever, that a great many people In the coun
try districts, those who have been at war
for many years, declare lhat they have had
enough of tho "woods."
There Is a disposition on tho part of
sonic of the Cubans, he says, to place a
strained Interpretation on the I'latt amend
ment, und they ure trying to convince the
Cubans that the United States Intends to
do them great Injustice. According to
Setintor Proctor, they are nut making very
much headway, especially, he says, as the
delegates to tho convention nro now hear
ing their constituents, the large.' propor
tion of whom aro anxious for the settle
ment of nil political relations with the
United Stntes, nnd urgo tho delegates to
accept tho offers of this government. Sen
ator Proctor, Micaklng generally of coali
tions In Cuba, says tbnt the business sit
uation Is much Improved. American cnpl
tal Is now being Invested nnd this hns been
especlolly marked during the pn3t three
months. Various enterprises arc on foot,
there Is employment for nearly everybody,
nnd tho quiet nnd peaeo that has como to
tho people Is appreciated.
.loll Couldn't llnvr Mnuil It
If ho'd had Itching piles. They're terribly
annoying, but Rucklen's Arnica Snlve will
euro the worst case of piles on earth, It
has cured thousands. For Injuries, pnlns
of bodily eruptions It's tho best salvo In
the world. Price, 23c n box. Cure guarnn
teed. Sold by Kuhn & Co.
Ilrlilenlly .lumps r'ontriiel.
ClIICApO. Anrll .-Dosplto rumors
Pitcher Robert Denzer. the llrst mini in
sign with Charles Comlsky for the coming
erumiii, nu apparently jumped ills con
tract and gone with New York. Denzer
passed through Chicago today on his wnv
to Now York. Ho avoided ComlMky nnd
Johnson, but the latter discovered that
Denzer bad cashed u check sent by Andrew
treedinnn for udvanec monev.
"Denzer was tho llrst to sign with
Comlsky for tho coming season." said
Johnson, "and It was only Saturday night
that CComNky received n, letter from hlni
telling hlin ho was not In the eontract
Jiimplug business. Denzer hat; a two-yeur
contract with CComlsky."
.llnrrlitKi' Licenses.
Licenses to wed wore Issued yesterday
to tho following:
rsanin and Residence. Age.
Jap Rose is transparent.
Made of pure vegetable oil and gly
cerin, perfumed with roses. The best
toilet soap that skill or expense can make.
Don't pay more and get less. .
Soup
For over half a
made fine soaps,
centnrv the Kirks have
and Jap Rose is their
idea of perfection.
'Tis the best soap that is sold.
Yet it sells for 10c.
Frank KuiiaI, Omaha
Hurbara Soilrlnu, Omaha
Frank A. Sanders, Omaha
Glenn P. Halladay, Omaha
Charles A. Clark. Shennndoah, la..
Klzzlha Hussard, South Omaha..
P. J. Johnson, Omaha
Christina Kiickson, Omaha
Nnln of Wrtimhofl'n Holdings.
LOUI8VILLK. Ky.. April t.-It was nil-
bounced today that Henry WeamhotT, one
a ... t .. . , 1. l. .. 1 .1 I..
Ul lilt! miKloi niuLnmnm-i n in ml unw
Louisville Jockoytclub, had sold his hold
ings in w. li. Appiegnte or Louisville, who
tnus becomes prouauiy
holder In the club.
tho largest stock-
I'luk llnivlry SIkiin rvltli MlUvnnkrp.
MILWAUKKK, April l.-PInk Hawley.
formerly wfth tho New York National
league team, today signed a contract lo
pitch tho coming season with thu Milwau
kee American Leaguo team, llo will report
to Manuger Duffy at St. Louis tomorrow
or Wednesday.
American StrtiiiK Mini Wins.
NKW YORK. April 1.-In a weight-lifting
eontcHt hold In tho '. Irnml Central Palace,
this city, tonight Rnlandow, American
strong man, defeated Johnson, Swede, ufter
un Interesting contest. Itolandow scored
points, ugulust 3,01)7 for the foreigner.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mrs. Churles Grattln, Mrs. W. II. Hnnson
nnd Mrs, Frank H. Cannon wero selected
last night as a committee to tako charge
of tho entertainment ot the North Omaha
Improvement club April I'll.
J. W. Ussery appeared yesterday before
Judgo Learn to answer to the chnrges of
Hollcltlinr without a license and vaurancy.
Ho pleaded not guilty lo both, and his trial'
was set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Karl Rlchnrdson of Ashland, who wus ro
le.iMi'il from the Methodist hosnltul yester
day, teported to the police that sonicwhero
on the road between tho hospital and the
Uurllngton stntlon his pockets were picked,
entailing a loss of ts.
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si,
I'lorn I'onionit. ttiliritltnr it ml
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SAN FIlANCIfiCO, April 1. The racing nt
Tanforan today wan marlted uy cioso
Dnlshefl and tile victories oi long shoib. .
faHt band of sprlnterH met In the opening
event und Sly w in from Yellow Tall by a
neck. Headwater, tho favorite, was prac
tically lert ut tne post,
Klora Pomona proved a sutprlso In tho
second race, beutlng Luclen Appleby a
head, Orusudoa, thu favorite, was fourth,
qibrnttnr scored an easy victory In the
third event nt six furlongs, running tho
distance In 1:13. Lena led most of tho way
in tho fourth raco nnd won easily at odds
of 15 to 1. Weather line nnd truck fast.
'IIllUS TO tillT IIHAIM.HV HACK.
I'l'i-iilili'iit nl ritleiiKo l.t'iiKtio T en in
Con fern ititli Old Third IIiini'Iiiiiii.
CI.HVKI.AN1), April l.-I'resldent Hurt of
the Chicago National League club was 111
Cleveland today and held a conference
with Third nasemiin Hradley. who last
year played with tho tUilcago National
I ...i ini,. .'lull nml who rorcntlv slcneil, with
the Cleveland American Lenguo club. It Is
snld that Mr. Hart Is very anxious to have
Hradley return to Chlcngo and nuido tho
third bnseinnn a liberal offer to do so.
Hradley, however, mild he had signed with
Clovolanu anil tuai no wonm iiihii.t no cir
cuniHtauces tireiili his agreement.
Winners nt Nott knulinni.
LONDON, April 1. At the Noltlnghnm
raco meeting today Iho Kpperstono selling
plato was won by V. A. Uowilng's un
named entry, by Aperse. out of Queen
Iionby. Tho winner was ridden by Johnnlo
lieirr.
The Klvnstou Castlo selling plate of, iii
sovereigns for all ages, tlio winner to li
sold by auction, dUtancu live furlongs
straight, was won uv w. l.oyt h 6-yeur-old
tiav mare IJeiice or a Daisy.
Hlchard Croker's 3-year-old lllly, lillecn
Violet, on which J. Helff hud the mount,
wus t nu ii.
Tno Tennis Co South.
NUYV YOHK. April l.-A number of the
players of tho llrooklyn Hase Hall club
started todu) from Jersey City for the
sn'jtn. Others will Join tlio nnrty nt wnsli
tiiKton and Hnltlmote and tho trip will be
contlnjcd to Charlotte, N. C where tho
players will engage, in preliminary pruc
tlcc.
Fifteen of tho New York baso ball play
ers went through preliminary piactlce ut
Manhattan Held today, all tho men appar
ently being 111 good health and lu excellent
form,
I'll- eln ml Nlicim lliillinun,
CLKVKLANP. April 1,-Clovelaiid toduy
signed Hilly Hnllmnii, an Inllelder lie
played with Mllwnukvu und liuffato lust
year.
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There Is No Such Cigar Value.
In The world for The price
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